Immigration Reform—On Obama’s Docket if Re-Elected

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Barack Obama recently released some transcripts that he previously labeled as being off-the-record that discuss the future of immigration in the United States. Off-the-record is a journalism term that means that whatever has been said cannot be quoted in a publication, a newspaper in this case. However, since Obama released the transcripts the reporters can now write about what he said.

The comments are really no different than the statements he has been making on the campaign trail this year, but he did very specifically address immigration issues. The President made it abundantly clear that he intends to really enact some change on the immigration reform front in the next four years if re-elected.

This may be in response to criticisms earlier in the year that he might just be saying things to Hispanics to get elected, but it is also equally possible that Obama feels a sense of fealty to Hispanic voters because of their constant support. Either point can be interpreted as being true. In the same four years Obama has both tightened immigration enforcement and put in place a relief program for young undocumented immigrants.

President Obama has been criticized by Governor Mitt Romney (his challenger in the election) for this bi-polarity of policy, but it is commonly accepted that Governor Romney is not going to do great things for immigrants if re-elected. In fact, some have even gone so far as to say that he is anti-immigration.

The truth of that matter is that Romney is not anti-immigration, but rather has a very different idea of how the issue should be handled. His opinion is that immigration laws should be based much more on merit than compassion. Instead of granting someone permanent residency because they already live here, he would prefer to give that green card to someone who is going to create jobs in the country.

There are, of course, benefits to both plans, and it will be interesting to see how the candidates will handle the immigration problem in the United States. And although it’s an unlikely thing, it is possible that Congress may push to do away with the Green Card Lottery. So, just in case you should consider applying for your green card here at USAGreenCardLottery.org today and live in one of the best democracies on Earth!

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